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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

"rhtse figures are encouraging, and
Ia dc,te that better times ere coming
shcn the operatives can justly de.
mud a restoration Of some OF tho
wages which nave been TAX, n from
Their ear lings In the last few ytare.
We should bs watch fol and use cur
beet judgment In dovising means
whereby We may get all that belongs
TO ne for labor performed under the
present schedule Of piices. A general
meeting OF the cotIon spinners will DO
held on tuesday night, when hus uets
Of great i'm. oftanoe 10 cotton opera
tivss will be transacted. Reports will
be given regarding the Mechanic
snu Linen Mih's troubles aud the un.
jie, manner In which some spinners
nave bsen discharged recently by
oy,rseers aud supsriniendenis Of q
few mile. The low wages earned by
member at csItzin mills will b. die
cussed and q thorough investigation
will be Instituted In those cases, aud
q fair weeks wage, 10 proooition 10
the siz, OF the mules, wi be de-
manded. The grievances at the Stai.
ford Mil will nlso DO brought before
the meeting. The epinners employee
at this mill I, el that they DO not ge'
all tpey earn. They complain
that the yarn Ia szei by III,
superintendent In the Office, and tina
they are not paid Tor 40 hne bumbsn
as at other mills manufacturing tn,
same Kind OF cloth. and consequently
their wages a.e below the average"
Secretary II ward coocludes the cal
for the meetitg 80 follows:
"Much M We are o9posed 10 petty
strikes, We do believe a 6'm stand
should be taken 1, casss like these,
and that our members be sustained In
opposing by all J. giumaie meHns such
uufiir encroachments upon theiI
wages"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

who laughs in q ripping sort o. style
and straightway becomes a favorite.
There is refinement and grace
about her stage methods and an alb.
sence Of the regulation soubrette
vulgarity that is refreshing. The
support, however, is not quite so re-
freshing.
The pretty and vivacious Kitty
Cheatham-"all beauty aud all
bloom"-took Miss Urquhart's place
at the Casino matinee yesterday aft
ernoon, says New York critic, and
sang like nightingale. She is the
coming one on our lyric boards.
Unlike most of her sister singers.
she comes from family OF great
political and social distiction, and is
backed by plenty of friends and
money. She is niece OF the famous
aud gallant Confederate general
Frank Cheatham, and daughter of
Col. Dick Cheatham, for many years
mayor Of Nashville. The Casino is
fortunate in having secured q young
lady who is destined to make her
mark.
Miss Mary Anderson occupied a
box at one OF Mrs. Potter's perform
snces Of Loyal Love-" said Mr..
Miner, drawing forth a beautiful
picture-a photograph of lissome,
sweet faced young girl, resting with
her arms under her head on the
trunk OF PROSTATE tree. and she
informed me that she was very
agreeably surprised at Mrs. Potter's
great Improvement, and added that
she felt satisfied that Mrs. Potter
would make q decided success in
America. In fact, Miss Anderson
went into raptures over Mrs. Pot
ter's appearance and acting" Mr..
Miner rubbed his smooth chin
and said the handsome picture in
his hand was portrait Of Mrs. Pot
ter, the American photographs not
doing her half Justice, he added.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

ID, NOT %. petusdso. 10y drugsIsts
OF Others 20 Try anything Dut Ps.fu.ps,
the infanble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

Illustrative Of one difference 10
manners between England and
America is the query 10 London
newspaper, "Whyit should be neces-
sary 70 close 81. Georges Chapel,
Windsor, for three weeks for tho
annual oleapingT" The editor says:
II am quito sure that there il not
another cathedral, church or chapel
In this country that ~ regularly
closed for cleaning in this way"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18
she Wss ns.persse.
Lewiston Journal.

He-What had you rather see a
friend OF yours-me, for instance-a
great general, an eloquent preacher,
a leadingeditor, or, perhaps, mighty
political lCader7
She (who had wasted the summer
on him)-l think | had rather you
were an ear Of light colored, sharp.
pointed corn that We saw this morn.
log At the grocer'r.
He-Great-Scot,l and why7
She-That kind Of corn will pop,
you know.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-18

The total stock Of goods on hand at
oil centers at the present time aud at
approximate periods in the last SIX
years may be seen from the following
tisuree, which are taken from q 70.
l,ahla anuroa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12
snowuxG RIu UP.

The Beecher exposs IN The san FtaA
cisco CArcssais oaly eouhrms vhss VI
have all alans maintainsd. that The
Treasury Agent 81 PSFs Townsend ls Z
Disgrace TO tas civil SERVES. and ihAl
bis ressnSion 10 sfsce is especially a's-
essdisAbie 10 The administration Il
Washinxtoa. Il i Arparsna that EaairS
81 the PpEt Of Eatry have been eoudusa.
"a In most slipshod aud snbasinssz
liAs manner. Ahd bad the charges sal
20 Washington By BlAks involved any.
Que other than . maGwump sppointee,
u ia poasels thsy voala hare received q
careful Investigation. The saoslssioas
drawn hy The cAre~&s2s relative 20
hlaks's lilns@ ard death a. CAisAen,
eouevsE. seen hardly warranted ey tAs
facts - fss ruhlsshsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12

hEAa = saknowisdzsa tkas - -
e1al sssalziaenasy usogamsut Al nses-
hin 80 eakFSsa sus Ella q hsatsass
I'D diEaAeA Shish 3 ssI3o@ sAaEse-
tssfslia q sssh m0Fsnszsa Ewes Ssh
adspas b ths uosk Of rssoiuaiSn - ths
Msxieans viii nj care 70 dispa8s this.
Whiis 4 vss Eol aaits snsuah q .
revolution 10 oxsEtaEow 9 King. u s1s
en01gh of ons 70 ovsFshEow . eabsnsa
asa invsison 8 Prise Mlnt11es and
sEsa 10 teach q half -dranksa ahd
Vhoziy ooETaps monarsA 3 isseoa vhish
he VII nSt secn fssast
FFs1 "a aesoants ths aEEaeesmensa
q tks rssolati1nisss vsss sompisSs and
their pians we're vall laid. Thsy hsd
dstsFminsd 10 secure better govern
meat. even u % vss nsssnsaFy 70 ever
throw ths nonarehy snd ~ ~ . -
pzblia. Tia fesiIna THAI Q ehanas waa
nsosssafy seems 10 have peEmeated al
siazsss % thssOaghly tat WHEN tha
tine fos action came TIE King and hi1
ministers fsund few sygnpashtEsEs and
few asiiys sappostsFs IN al The city Of
HonolaIa. EssiyesAnd foreigners siiks
we're esisrminsd that eoFfups govern
msns had eoniinued Iona enouRb and
that IL mus eease.
Ths Ktns rsasiDsd his thsons Only b
aeesainR 81 onse 70 the popalas d.
manda TAis was the only path left
opea 70 ksn, and be tsok Il with q
eslsgity which indiostes that 3 fsS
grains Of colsm0n ssAss still lineeE IN
bis befaddled BRAIN Hefsll 10 with The
DopalaE idea Of reform at once, and did
nos hesitate 10 give favoEabls answer
70 every demand that vas made upon
him. He is accordingly permitted %
perch upon his fFail Gad shabby throne
for 3 Wills longer. For hou Iona. how
ever, vii depend entirely upon his fu.
turs actions. The faith Of the Hawaiian
people In the monarchy has evidently
been Fudsly shaken, and Il vii nos take
much more f0olishness 10 convince oil
thas . TspubIie b the oaly dssirabIs
form Of government.
One notable feature Of The revelation
vas The manner In which the desire Of
the people for annexation 10 the United
States cropped out One speaker open
~ proclaimed that the American ilaG
vas good enough for him, and the sen
tinsnt vas greeted with Applause. TIT
peopls Of the IslAnds are evidently will
ina to become American citizens as sOoE
Is they are wanted, and the eOuviotioI
IL rapidly growing In ths United State
4has tbs sooner they DO become suel
the better u will be.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12

Thssiestson q yesterday Wnsooa ofthe
Qsissssf snd moss ofasziY n ths histogy
81 ~ city. ThsaHh gfsat intsssat VA
manifested b. The prsmlneut wuEksr1
on both sides. the vote vAs saEpFisisRiy
small Ths goos bu@os, shioh rs sy.
Ideut On Al sidea. vaa Ia MARRIED con
trast vish The dep and angry fesiirR
which has chaEasssrissd Cur naunisipal
slsstions for The psas TIRES yeaFG Tks
crowds AbOaa The several poistng PLACES
wsss RsnSEaiIy smiling and eood na-
taEsd, sas qsiss FsaeS 70 So The Eidisn-
ioua siAs o. syeEythiag thai occurred.
Occasionally Q heated partisan lcst his
temper, bat bis anger bEought him
nothing bat Fidieais.s and be quickly suit
sided 70 q uoemal oonditlon.
The sssaia, We ere bspvy 10 state, is 9
vistoFy for she oitizssS tiekss. DR..
Minor e sle6 ted mayor b GOOD me-
ioFity, ana MF. Gilman h elected city
attorney. The eltizsbs also elected Their
slndidaies fog eouneiIman In tkrss Of
che foaf wards and VIII haven god
WORKING msiaslfy IN the city oouncil for
the next year. TIE city government
yin aeooFdiueiy Be almost eompletely
Ia theiE hands.
Mr. Mitchell, the Citizens oAsdidate
fog Chisf Of Poliee, vua defsatsd b.
Mr.. huTpby, The pFsssna incumbent
TWo thinQa contributed 10 this unfoFtu
nate result The hEa vas the eandidael
Of J. II. wo0issy. which ess largely ints
The vote es "a S.tehslI the second
Vas the fact that shs saloon elemeni
supported Masphy With uuaninisI
that wus marvellous. Early In the d.
u beeams evident that, 10 addition h
the ordinary vote against him, Ms
Mitchell wouid Be opposed b. all VII
ooaId b controlled BY the saloons.
10 70 this latter fact especially thaa b
owes bis defeat. The seooad and ThiF,
wards gave him ms!oTitiss. and In th
FSurth ward he ran eighty ahead o
bic ticket, bat the majority piled a
against him IN he First vasd wss lei
great 10 be overeoms.
Upon the election Of DR.. Minor az
Mr.. Gilman the city ID 10 be eoneTaiu
lated. The result must b regarded g
q rebuks Of the personal manipulation
Of local politics which has been 20 20
tloeable for the past year. The Gil
ssnA' organization vas . pFOtss
against that unsoTupuisus manipala
ton, and lee sueoess h an assuFano
that daring The next year our mani
oipal government viii Be conducts
iof the beneft Of ell the people, an
not for that Of faction.
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Az eaIRCEaeN FaIEn

A. mieh, slve tea sstictpAisd. Res
siA aPQ are cary All asss . rsasea,
sarAnes agAins tee esscsiun % frines
FeFainAsd o. saxs CoosFx 6steA ID
the Ihress q belsATia. FsEainAsa ),
a Gttssan PsiHeS. axd AZ saslosF 81 ~
AassstAa srGy, ans ii mieet hAvs been
fsSesees that he b. pSi TIE kiR4 u a
aaa thai RasssA ~sal4 tks 20 have 90
sas thr0ne q Ralssru, AZ The volss
- Raaia IL tA'hss pavstfal Ia Sass
sns,tsEs. "a . ptsesels thAI fsiHoe FsE-
asaAnd hsd eSttsF dseltns tie veil
saeani tayaasiaz e the SaesAnls, al
lsss Re asssFes to sPsHa he usIs tee
uoaiht Of bic hfs IN he UsAsl e
habboa wAieA vii aaks hin eelieFs thEi
a las ha@ eeSn pNsseA ushsnG re
FssHh e faly psxFstaAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-12

asrs:.usaa saaaiunaas "Tss - ws
e.n't tksgw - EFT szaat VII kags % -
oesse1ss mo fbe sarss1 ukiIs - en-
IEassns, n. J. wessn, b a vsEk. o. at
iamg1 he aaya %. / aaknd MR. Meldh
wag fhaa Woal6 ensb1s - 80 r18sA ~
vie and chiIdren wsfhoa1 taking eiE-
ezitsne ruzie and nppFaaesinR ~ oMn
hSnss BY wag e Tbs eoai Sled q t1e
rear. Hs asked ne 6 fbe ra1s 81 80
y1rd. Itola hin ! eeaA hire m.s
70 % ~ woEk sna thzt q epoA 9niJ
ssef ahcat . kelf days woEk, O. iess
ikAn twe dosiarxs ALRIGHT, said ne,
'bua yed Ell have - gais cntn this
Fiaos q Vork IS esesp1ea ~ - ssty.
fox ] scat aloe T0s % esB.ssi 80 an
On Ne Sidewalk u1a4 an tnro1En
eth a. Y09 sse.r oomainnsd t1e prop-
essy ownsE. ~ws wiil have - e11heR 80
'rssnd, say DOM t5wn - ziiDb - %
oAs hoEnss - LADDERS fgF txo weeks o.
m@es, O. mntil Welsn sompletes h9
wefk and Ne Sane h asSepted - the
elsy. Il oseE1s 10 Ne that welsh = tEy-
ma 70 n.aks 90 fsll0es suplsy hin %
Do ahs wuEk and wants % charge %
about seTeR tsmes WHIST e b wcftn.
RKn8OxAL-
Col. J. n. Steel called upoa MF. -.
Kaufman % The us1fninR efseR tbe
awards for house Dissertations hed been
mads. TIE Col0nel earned In bis hand
g box Of eieRknt ~CamillesS and piae'-
inQ The szus il Mr.. Ksufmanss kaads
be bgoks into one # bis peculiar fitfie
gems Of apeesh, Or ina that the pTe@e1i
was q sokea Of his lthe OoloneFs) appFs-
citation Of M. Kaufnan's Decorative
EFFORT, as yell - his general p1blil
euirit % often evineed IN other waya
The whole incidona was eals1iated b
dras teaFs-fn fact came % neag hAy.
ina that sffeet UPON AE. Kaufman thai
be YES unable 70 respond. he arc
matte camilla h0WsVsr. has sinet
been vadolaat In the neiRhboFAood
Mr.. Kaufman has been suHertaa The
| pasf fee days With Q severe attack Of
FhsamatisEn, and will leave today for &
brief visit 70 the Springs.
Mayor Eobsgt O. walker, the Board
Of Trade representative from Helena q
the celebration, accompanied by hi
wife, has been iDspesttng the love-
Sound country.
Hon. O, 8. VOORHEES, and wife, OF New
York, are guests a. The Tacoma.
@. DeEFine left this city Saturday foI
Norway. He vent via the Canadian
Pacidc, and win return IN few monihl
| with his family.
Captain and Mrs. j. O, Ains1oEtt
and thetr two sons. accompanied b
General J. W spraGue, were among ths
passengers on the Olympian today fol
/ Alaska.
TAcozA, July II, 1881.
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JAPAN BAZAAR.

NIff SAVE grsT RECEIVED A LAR6K
w ss~aTsazszt 81 {apRz~sr FaGes Gso3ss
O1tEks4rs, ga HASA aass E2Arn3ssrses.
sesNrss. kszGsEs. Cree Sa4zlx al fia4s e
clrtes, LRiss E1AsTsskf. Ge1fs SArs. Eas
rsaA. 81 AGe Ss1erA i've Of zssfzs AID
srmkzzsats' AsstcAes- Fsea-e cal Aza sxAl@ssa
esF Sek a. Cur sec sssrs "a Hspkfsk Esse<rte
LlsAl hzsi1 q. Fsaas stre<a. ssat3s ssts
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DIED.

DIED.
LrSplEY-fn Seattle. July 10, 1851, Harold
Deany. infant son Of Edward l. aad Abbis
D. LiRdalsy, aged u days.
wIKh--In Seattle, 81 Providsnce Hoapital, July
10 1887. Robert wier. sged q years.
Funerzs from Proyidenoe Hospital, today
fTussdsyl 81 SD. m
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m. meaLxNN.


DE-. n. 0lynn has a. last been szeom-
manieaaed. He 10 no longer q priest Of
che Catholic Church, nor is he connect
cd IN any way With that religious body.
TIE sentence watch q believer mos.
dFeads hes been passed upon him, and
he has been east out By the ChaFeh
Whoes mandates be deasd.
The excommunieaison Of his partner
In politics viii doabtless crafty Henry
George sxssedipRly. He needed soma
ssoh event 10 arouse his followers anew,
and be will doubtless make the best OF
the sensation which the aea Of The Pops
will create. AZ for DR.. Mc3lynn him.
self, Il Il more donb.fal whai bis feel
inRs will be. lie can scarcely receive
without regret the sentence which he
has been taught fFom infancy 10 believe
the most terrible that could be pro
noaneed By mortal lips. Yei he seems
10 have invited thia breed sentence. For
weeks be has been virtually dArine She
Church 10 cast him cut. aud he can
scarcely be surprised that il has done
90. lie has acted - II. like Henry
George. be needed Recommendation In
hts bosinsss. lie had the privilege Of
choosing between George and the
Church, and be has shossn George.
u Will be Interesting 10 watch d q
future course Of Dr.. MCGlynn. win be
renounee ths sacred profession altoessh
eE, os will be, like PeFe Hyaeinshe, a.
tempt 10 be R,mAnist outside q
RSme' II he chooses the former course.
bis future win probably Be that Of .
politician and 80 Ag'tAtoF Of the tal-
laesoos land theories Of Henry George.
II be chooses the latter. bic failure vill
not be aoliks the failure Of HYaoinths.
10 either sysal biz future vii not ss
wtthsat Ice interest or its lesson.
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Ths Anti- Poverty raEsy b svsasssly
losing b foil0wanR. 1he Dowef q 80
son Is afan azpEsEa.--S3@ FrT3Aehs1o
Cke0mselE.
Asa had Iirha h gasds - foo1sisps
q ~ blEndering Dsm0wAey, Ii
Cleveland II abou4 o1e-hAis eanoie
pgweR. --Eimetnmsd Csnamssrria9 GG1sfis'
Il wsii b 10 saEufiss 10 uall-in-
fcFnkd rsopas shst ihs best He anth-
eSssS shdSs skAi tks sofss bsosa vas
haned iaRnaay on fFzn6. He bEoknra
haxs oeGn n4uipnlatina gtoe3 sslo1ls
With ne rea1it of nsfnimixtng sAinal,
e. & usEs.-i ESsisssfs C0eriss <s~rsst.
q hsstne been announosd thai tia
trnnaecusinsEtnl ROADS will charge ship
pars &C iAtezmediata paints Hssse thar
shippers e Peci9e eoas4 tasnaiHAl points
/ Il rsmains - bs aae1 whe&heE sutss VII
Be hRunRht aGaingl the roads for ois-
eNimination. -Dgq0aiaz.
Gel. RcbsE9 @. IERsrs1llis txibats e
Beeshss Is Q eaFioaity, and - piece d
brilliant rheaoric 4 hzs nct ben e1Ralle(
az late. TIE two men had Bome uuinti
In common. The greategt dtaefenc'
bstwoen them il thaa Beeehes's CHRIS
tianity gave him pufpose IN life. foI
the laak Of which Dol. InReraoli ha
neveg been able 10 Dc justice 70 his OwI
Gne powers.-BsstsH Hsyald.
One Of tie magazines Il trying b
persuads Mrs. Clevs1snd 20 eoltKibutl
% he pages, and IL said 10 have effsFel
her q large Gum for an article. o
course. anything she might vTsss 1oolI
be vastly more interesting than ID
hast literary REodnsfion Of any oths
member Of the Administration but "
cannot approve Of her accepting th
oaeE. STE sh01Id refer the publisher
70 her sister in-lag.-l PASlsds pAs
Pras.
| The deeisiou a. Sndas Deadly, Q
Oregon, that competition IL : eiFcum
stance which iustt6es q common csI
Fieg. undeF section four 0f the Intel
State Commerce Act, to charge lees 70
Q long hnul than for shnst one. IL th
first Judicial Interpretation Of the mean
ine Of that section which We have haC
Il IL In line With the eonolnsions a.
rived At By the Interstate OommissioE
though % goes beyond them il term
and hence gives the veiRht Of cunt
lssive authority to this construction c
the great American eonundrnm.-Si
Pasl PioResr Pres.
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Don't miss she great clearing sale.
Read our advertisement. ToxLAs 4
SINGKRMAN.
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rNlrNKa.' TNErrrrrK.


TIE aasScaants aad tesir elsrk. ags
hatius 80 inter sstlnS tiIus 81 Il 10 80
matter Of s0staiaiae t6s early c4asiaQ
ea1paea uat4s ssn1e time 40 hss Eesn
tie eFy geods asE.hsntA A i4rrs
useeits cas- ecid Isl svsniaR ecm2ss.
hsuGius ali the a 4sEsas ines 20 tra3e,
10 Aa sS 20 6 EaAke the : o'elBsk 2. us.
Uncxasta ga esnerat.
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Tue Grad Jary Just pgsvioas to lie
adjournment f0ana q true ball In the
eaee Of The Territory va 5. ". wsu,
and this morning the defendant vas ar
TAiEued tn eoars. HE eoaassl To- / IN
81 Tomorrow tTaesdAyl 30 plead.
In she case Of The Unised States
against Geo. o. Kelly. st al, Judse Al
lyu after a full bearing instructed tie
iaFy % and fsg 6asenAant.
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A chance like this comes emily once in
hfesime-Dress Goods at ~ cents q
yard; only few pieces left. 1oKLAs 4
eIsoKnNAN.
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Gents fancy stripe summer shirt and
drawers. good value at 81. will be Of
feFed At Soc. al the Star Clothing House.
KLIKR 4 RosKSBKnG.
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FOR LADIES.

DuNe = hEcgNT AREIyAL From NRS
ID ToFk ave asisd - b esSzzAAz1g -
= altahzest e Seeoa4 stRess. tklld tAsfs ffsz
csizEAtA. n tAss HAlAsF e1t1azns. EhsHa ! Al
sssaaEea 70 Se a. fp16ses1ass wSFk. eat11na
an4 ga na- Taar petrosase h FsEper1f1iiy
sslssisea. MES. LfR saAAp. tyIe&
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sasj = n ssss~s property ewner & tAs
fsssE iSTFttFqESeEa n4n TITS motntn3;
Sa4s - zee fslio~rs an the sppeE ssde
~ 49, street, stueS u has teen graded,
sra ssfi = teFraes 81 tss tiEAes than ue
EsFe eal y = nld'at - - ba4 10 ve
did'rt AAvs - Val tsF tie eontrAesox TO
SCI sArpaEa Before we eka bald eur
f;airwayA" Ia xrtan3ttoz q tbs tha
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RoRN

cHAEhEsWoRIH-In Seattle, July lob, 70 thu
wife Of O. ChsFlsEWorth, . son.
JvI1AH-In seattle. July eth. 10 The v,fe o.
W. Julian, daughter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-22
PRESS POINTS.

New Haven News: A forest educator
"A bee tree.
Life: Mime. Nicolini takes the cake
Patticake.
San francisco Alta: A tight boot 10
corn planter.
The Judge: Yo' can't grin yo' ax
less sumun tu'ns de stone.
Texas Siftings: Uncle Sam expects
every man to pay his duties.
The Judge: An ole dog dat changes
ownahs changes temper.
Pomeroy's Democrat: Thorns and
thIstles are natures profanity.
Columbus Dispatch: The hardest
blows OF the year-The gui-knocks.
Merchant Traveller: Dance music is
perhaps the most sole-ful variety after
all.
Boston Commercial Bulletin: Sealed
proposals-A Mormon's offer OF mar
riaRe.
Life: Jay Gould isn't a bit afraid OF
edged tools-indeed, he affects them
gllt-edged.
The Judge: Many a man ull try to
convince yO' w'o neb ban uu De con-
WINGED hissef.
Inc Judge. FL NO WANT too Sie Wv
maaket-value OBJ good health, ask de
man dat's i'll.
Boston Bulletin: "This Is burning
shame" said the man who was smoking
q bad cigar.
Boston Commercial Bulletin: Fall
Carriages" are now advertised. Bicycles,
We suppose.
Burlington Free Press: The archer
girl is the larger, as a rule, is her sssort-
ment of beaus.
New Orleans Picsyune: Connecticut
has oabbaged great deal OF the Havana
cigar making business.
Philadelphia Times: When bank
boodler skips to Canada now it is In or
der to ask: WAS 1t the lady or the IT,
ger?'
Lewiston Journal: Some men would
think they were cheated II they had the
humps lighter than their neighbor.
Texas Siftings: The dog that goes
without a muzZle in New York to save
trfing expense Is penny wise and
pound" foolish.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-22
A Sudden Sensation.

OF chilliness invading the backbone, follow.
cd by hot tiushes and prOfuse perspiratiOn.
We all know these symptoms, If not by expert
ence, from report What's the best thing on
the programme? Quinine? A dangerous
remedy, truly. Produces carries of the bones
only affords temporary relief Is there no
substitute? Assuredly, potent but safe one
-Hostetter's stomach Bitters, certain
speedy means of eXpelling from the system
promptly. perslstcntly. The result a cure is
certain TO follow the use of this benefcent re-
stOrative of health Dyspepsia, liver com
plant, nervous ailments, rheumatism and in
activity of the kidneys, and bladder, are also
among the maladics permanently remcdable
through the genial aid of this wholesome
botanic medicine, recommended by the medi-
cal fraternity. IO-l1-3t
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-22
a. /, Lockwood.

Who for so many years ran the "Old
Corner" on the Alamo plaza, hereby an
nOunCes to his old friends and patrons,
that he is "again in the field" on the
corner OF Houston and Losoya street,
one block from the Grand opers-hOuse,
Those who desire and appreciate drink
of pure straight goods, ripened by age,
are invited to "drOp in" Lockwood's
morning cocktails" have a "Dational
reputation" while his "evening
punches" are just the thing to drive
dull care away" He is always glad to
greet his "old time friends" and has a
cordial welcome for all who may favor
him with their patronage. 10.7-lm